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  Ten Big Ones - A Stephanie Plum...

  Janet Evanovich

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  Take an exit off the Jersey Turnpike to the irresistible world of Stephanie Plum, America's favorite bounty hunter, where she gets into more trouble than ever. This time, she faces a notorious gang in Trenton who wants her dead. Morelli warns that she's in too deep, and Stephanie more than agrees. But the gang won't let her bow out. With Ranger missing in action, Stephanie has to go into hiding, and stumbles on to the secret location of Ranger's "bat cave". Is it the perfect place to disappear? Or will she get into more trouble than she knows by delving into his private world? The tenth Stephanie Plum novel is filled with Evanovich's trademark high stakes, high adventure, high wit, and sly comedy.A Macmillan Audio production.

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  Laugh-Out-Loud Animal Jokes for...

  Rob Elliott

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  All kids love animals, and all kids love to laugh. From the bestselling author of Laugh-Out-Loud Jokes for Kids comes this collection of hundreds of animal-themed jokes that will have animal lovers rolling in the aisles. Forget about chickens crossing roads. Laugh-Out-Loud Animal Jokes for Kids is a veritable joke jungle for young comedians everywhere.

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  Goodness Grace and Me

  Julie Houston

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  When Harriet's husband quits his job she doesn't think life could get any worse... until an old enemy reappears! Julie Houston's novels are heart-warming, full of joy and completely addictive. Perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Katie Fforde and Jill Mansell.Harriet's old nemesis, Amanda, is back. And she's here to stay. As the wife of her husband's boss, Amanda will be accompanying Nick on his business trips. And Harriet can't help but think, how will Nick not succumb to her ruthless charms once he's in glamorous Milan. Knowing Nick is at risk of being seduced is bad enough, but when Harriet's best friend Grace falls madly in love with Sebastian, Amanda's much younger son, it can only mean trouble ahead. Determined to fight for her man, Harriet's seduction techniques go into overdrive. Unfortunately, she is hampered in her attempts by two bolshy teenagers, an increasingly eccentric mother and a job teaching cantankerous children. Can Harriet save her marriage, as well as her friendship with Grace?

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  Envy

  Yury Olesha

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  “To read [this] triumphant short novel is . . . to behold man’s heroic confrontation with the monsters of his own creation.” —The New York Times Andrei Babichev is a paragon of Soviet values, an innovative and practical man, Director of the Food Industry Trust, a man whose vision encompasses such future advances for mankind as the 35-kopeck sausage and the self-peeling potato. Out of kindness, he rescues from the gutter Nikolai Karalerov, violently tossed from a bar after a drunken and self-destructive tirade. But instead of gratitude, Babichev finds himself the subject of an endlessly malignant jealousy, as Kavaelrov sees in him a representative of the new breed of man who has prevented him from realizing his true greatness. A scathing social satire, Envy is a concise and incisive exploration of the paradigmatic conflicts of the early Soviet age: old versus new, imagination versus pragmatism, and the alienation of the romantic artist in the age of technology. One of the signs of the book’s universality is the fact that it has been claimed by nearly every school of critics and interpreted as everything from a submerged homosexual story to a twentieth-century Notes from the Underground. “Poetic and satiric and quite an achievement, it is a novel everyone should read.” —Flavorwire “Vladimir Nabokov had a low opinion of almost everything produced in Russia after his departure, but he admired Olesha’s writing.” —Columbus Dispatch “Olesha writes about the clash of two worlds, but with a wry, half-defeated yet touchingly affectionate irony that seems entirely his own.” —Irving Howe, Harper’s magazine

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  Why asthma occurs?

  BARAKATH

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  Fictional and funny ways as to why asthma occurs.

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  The Legend Of The Gorilla

  John Karelis

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  When struggling entrepreneur - Don, meets aspiring writer - Kat, in an unpredictable encounter, he believes he has found the true adoration he's been yearning for all his life. Don confesses his stories to Kat and she arises to inspire him to put together, "The legendariest novels that have ever been fabricated in Australia!" To raise funds to fix his conun-drums.'  
   
  Kat runs away with Don to take his business national in his Bricklaying truck while she resumes her writing and he commences his novelistic journey, expecting a great adventure but confronted by ghosts from their pasts.  
   
  When everything ultimately goes up in smoke, Don stumbles on what he's truly been searching for; himself and the power and magic of, 'The Gorilla,' within.  
   
  Inspired by a real life experience, The Legend Of The Gorilla is so full of emotions and punexpected twists, it keeps you on the edge of your seat the entire trip.  
   
  Romeo and Juliet meet Beauty and The Beast versus Dumb and Dumber. Deadpool times Harry Potter, divided by The Wizard of Oz greater than The Alchemist.  
   
  The Legend of The Gorilla is a flirtatiously flinging witch and wizardry origins story; pervaded by the effects of karma and fate. 

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